Rustic and large space with a good service.

Traditional restaurant serving good food.

With a good location and easy to access, this house is known for the good quality of its service. It has 23 rooms, a meeting room and a swimming pool.

On the Harbour, next to the River Douro, is much sought after for lunch for the service of ordinaries for very affordable prices. Good service and good presentation.

A village of the Beira region with mountain features in its houses, narrow streets and customs. An imortant centre for farming and raising cattle that also has commercial trout breeding in the brook. A special note to the mother church with three golden carved altars.

This exquisite space, in partnership with the Elemis brand, combines holistic treatments with beauty care. Has the particularity of offering a men's day, on Friday, the day that customers have male attention. Offers facial treatments and body through shiatsu techniques and okoshibori.

With a cuisine increasingly supported by the strength of the flavors and the lightness of the dishes, Vila Joya remains at the top of the best restaurants in the world. An achievement that gains even more strength when you know that the menu served changes daily and that it is adapted according to the customers.

As one arrives at the Mouraria Street, one should look for the number 16, obviously a restaurant. With a small room and a familiar atmosphere, the customer is welcomed quite warmly and has the opportunity of enjoying an xcellent cuisine. The house serves 120 different wines.

In a refined and cosy at the same time, the Chief Paulo Monteiro invites you to choose between their daily suggestions, the dishes of the Charter or a tasting menu (custom), a panoply of flavors that combine perfectly a kitchen of innovation with the kitchens of traditional Portuguese and Mediterranean influence.

The garden goes back to 1881, being that in 1930 a monument paying homage to Alfredo Keil, composer and the author of the National Hymn, was raised. It has small lake and about 12 species of trees, with a coralina and a sumauma with 14 metres high standing out.